How Many Kilograms of Fruit Can a Pickup Truck Carry to Be Exempt from Highway Tolls?
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Requirements for Fresh Agricultural Products Capacity: Vehicles transporting fresh agricultural products must be fully and legally loaded, with the overload margin within the nationally published reasonable measurement error of 5%. The loaded fresh agricultural products should account for more than 80% of the vehicle's approved mass or cargo compartment volume, with the weight not exceeding the overload limit of 5% (may vary slightly by region). Vehicles carrying mixed other agricultural products should not exceed 20% of the vehicle's approved load mass or cargo compartment volume. Here is relevant information: 1. Reject Overloading: The 2019 pickup truck policy clearly states that closed highway toll station entrances will simultaneously implement non-stop weight detection. Since tolls are not charged based on weight, the purpose of weighing is evidently to prevent pickup trucks from exceeding limits. 2. Apply for Pickup Truck Highway ETC as Soon as Possible: The situation regarding ETC is quite critical. Currently, highway ETC is free to apply for, and since pickup trucks are classified as trucks on the vehicle registration, they naturally qualify for ETC. However, a significant number of regions still do not allow pickup trucks to apply for ETC.